Name: Sheep
Brand: Sheep
SKU: 603539
Price: 250 USD
Availability: InStock

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Hair Sheep crosses & lambs

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

603539

Price / Fee

$250

Pet

Animal

Breed

Sheep

Location

Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Hair sheep & lamb crosses available. \r\nPlease text or email only. Responses will come faster via text. \r\n\r\nCurrently available:\r\n\r\n•Twix (photo #8) 2yr full Black Belly Barbados who’s been marked by our ram and is likely pregnant. \r\n•Reese (photo #5): Black/Brown 1/2 Barbados- 1/2 Katahdin ewe lamb (Born December 2023 to Twix. \r\n$225ea or your best offer. \r\n$375 if bought as a pair. \r\n\r\n•Pepper: hair/wool cross ewe 2 years old,\r\n•Polka-Dot: 1/2 Katahdin white with black spots ewe lamb. Born May 6th 2024 to Pepper\r\n$150ea or your best offer\r\n$250 as a pair\r\n\r\n•Rootbeer: hair/wool cross ewe 2 years old. \r\n•Coco: 1/2 katahdin black ewe lamb. Born May 18th 2024 to Rootbeer\r\n$150ea or your best offer\r\n$250 as a pair\r\n\r\n•Hair sheep will shed their coat, no sheering required. Katahdin’s are a multipurpose breed for meat & dairy. Barbados are a great meat breed. They also graze more freely on other plants such as fresh blackberry shoots, & blackberries. \r\n\r\n•These sheep are raised in a small friendly herd. They’re all very food motivated. Pepper and Rootbeer are both friendly. Barbados naturally are a more skittish breed but if you spend the time with them they’ll be eating out of your hand in no time.\r\n\r\n\r\nKey words:\r\nSheep, hair sheep, ewes, lambs, katahdin, black belly barbados, wool, East Fraisian

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Price / Fees

$250

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of sheep are available for sale?

We have Hair Sheep crosses and lambs. Our current listing includes various crosses such as Katahdin and Black Belly Barbados.

What is included in the current listing?

We currently have:

Twix: 2yr full Black Belly Barbados likely pregnant.
Reese: 1/2 Barbados - 1/2 Katahdin ewe lamb.
Pepper: Hair/wool cross ewe, 2 years old.
Polka-Dot: 1/2 Katahdin ewe lamb.
Rootbeer: Hair/wool cross ewe, 2 years old.
Coco: 1/2 Katahdin ewe lamb.

What are the prices for the sheep?

Prices are as follows:

Twix: $225 each or best offer, $375 if bought as a pair.
Pepper and Polka-Dot: $150 each or best offer, $250 as a pair.
Rootbeer and Coco: $150 each or best offer, $250 as a pair.

Prices are in USD.

What attributes do Hair Sheep possess?

Hair sheep naturally shed their coat, eliminating the need for shearing. The Katahdin breed is versatile, suitable for both meat and dairy production, while Barbados sheep are recognized for their meat quality.

How are these sheep raised?

Our sheep are raised in a small, friendly herd. They are very food motivated, with Pepper and Rootbeer being particularly friendly. Though Barbados sheep can be skittish, with time and patience, they will become accustomed to your presence and may eat out of your hand.

Where are these sheep located?

The sheep are located in Jacksonville, Jackson County, Oregon, United States.

How can I inquire more about the sheep?

Please text or email only for inquiries. Responses via text will be quicker!

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